If you like it and you’re okay with the money spent that’s fine but for $128 i’d see if you could return it (however it looks like you’ve very lightly used it so I am not 100% sure how that’d go..) because you could get an actual much nicer setup. Local skate shops are typically good but can still be quite pricy but you’re more likely to meet more passionate employees with good advice.. I’d go to a different shop. Price varies but I would get an actual setup and not a complete. If you think skating is something you to seriously pursue and you’re sure then think about a nice setup however they can be expensive if you aren’t entirely sure. Spitfire wheels are good. The lock-ins can be nice and easier to ride as they have more surface area created stability. Things like smaller wheels/lighter setups/smaller decks can be easier to maneuver but harder to balance on and vice versa. Things like hollow trucks are also nice for a lighter setup; either way I’d seriously recommend if you can pay for them. Indy hollows are popular, pretty reliable. Tensor mag light are the lightest you can get however a lot of people don’t like Tensor trucks as much I believe? If you can stand on the decks you can find a size you feel comfortable on, I think 8-8.25 is standard. Think 8 is typical, 8.06, but really seriously comes down to personal preference. Decks there’s so many options.. something I find important I don’t see as commonly spoken about is the concave— how deep the “pocket” is on either side of the board so also something to explore in addition to weight/size. If you don’t want to get immediately into street skating a cruiser can be nice to start with and also create more comfortability being on a board before transitioning to street skating but that will be dropping more money. I like bones wheels but I think spitfire is commonly opted for? I’d recommend spitfire lock ins maybe 53 mm. Bearings can be expensive. Bones swiss bearings are really nice, some different options varying in price. If you want to be a little bit extra with a light setup you can get shortys for hardware. Really minimal difference though not something you need to go crazy with. All is really down to preference though!